Diabetes is one of the most common chronic diseases in the world and is a public health problem. Although it can be prevented and slowed down by proper nutrition, physical activity and avoidance of harmful habits, today's population is increasingly affected by unhealthy, accelerated and stressful life. Also, a lack of knowledge on diabetes affects the occurrence of diabetes at an earlier age. People with diabetes often notice initial symptoms and signs, polyphagia, polidypsia, and polyphalgia. Although these symptoms do not endanger the life of diabetic patients, they should be a clear indicator that something is wrong and that it is necessary to go to a doctor. Diabetes accelerates complications and exacerbates the already exacerbated pathological processes in the body. This results in macroangiopathies and microangiopathies that affect the appearance of coronary diseases, cerebrovascular diseases, peripheral vascular diseases such as diabetic foot and gangrene, and the appearance of retinopathy, nephropathy and neuropathy. Such illness affects the quality of life of an diabetic person. It is very important to timely detect diabetes and treat it in the right way. It is important to educate the affected person about proper nutrition and diet, the importance of physical activity, and taking the therapy so as not to complicate the disease itself. Key